Victorian education hi-res stock photography and images

VICTORiAN SCHOOL - corporal punishment Stock Photo

RMBFYANX–VICTORiAN SCHOOL - corporal punishment

die cut alphabet scraps A - K Stock Photo

RMBJDPNF–die cut alphabet scraps A - K

Original early 1900's Edwardian postcard of Edwardian schoolboys in woodwork carpentry class carpentry, Class 362, carving lesson, circa 1910, probably Yorkshire, England U.K. Stock Photo

RMM08THH–Original early 1900's Edwardian postcard of Edwardian schoolboys in woodwork carpentry class carpentry, Class 362, carving lesson, circa 1910, probably Yorkshire, England U.K.

Worcester Grammar School 1904 Stock Photo

RM2A5801M–Worcester Grammar School 1904

Clinic at the School of Dentistry, Paris, 1892. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMW7CPKF–Clinic at the School of Dentistry, Paris, 1892. Artist: Unknown

Vintage illustration Schoolboys doing homework, boys studying, History Victorian Education. 19th Century, Boy's own paper Stock Photo

RM2X0WH18–Vintage illustration Schoolboys doing homework, boys studying, History Victorian Education. 19th Century, Boy's own paper

Victorian book illustration of of 1877 showing children in a school classroom Stock Photo

RMEG41RD–Victorian book illustration of of 1877 showing children in a school classroom

London, Ontario, Canada. 22th May, 2017. Victoria Day, a federal Canadian public holiday with celebrations in honour of Queen Victoria's birthday, also called Celebration of the Queen of England. Reenactment of a typical Victorian school day in a 1871 original school classroom at Fawshawe Pioneer Village, London, Ontario, Canada. Credit: Rubens Alarcon/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMJ71PAC–London, Ontario, Canada. 22th May, 2017. Victoria Day, a federal Canadian public holiday with celebrations in honour of Queen Victoria's birthday, also called Celebration of the Queen of England. Reenactment of a typical Victorian school day in a 1871 original school classroom at Fawshawe Pioneer Village, London, Ontario, Canada. Credit: Rubens Alarcon/Alamy Live News

RMRWBMC3–Victorian School

The library of Bradfield College, historic school in the Berkshire Village of the same name built in the 19th century. Stock Photo

RF2C1JXPF–The library of Bradfield College, historic school in the Berkshire Village of the same name built in the 19th century.

Postcard with a color image depicting a view of people in Victorian summer clothing, standing and sitting on benches set beneath tall trees, with the Chautauqua Lake visible in the distance; located in 'Miller Park, ' a pedestrian park on the grounds of the Chautauqua Institution, a historic resort and education complex in Chautauqua, New York, 1914. From the New York Public Library. () Stock Photo

RMT6KFRT–Postcard with a color image depicting a view of people in Victorian summer clothing, standing and sitting on benches set beneath tall trees, with the Chautauqua Lake visible in the distance; located in 'Miller Park, ' a pedestrian park on the grounds of the Chautauqua Institution, a historic resort and education complex in Chautauqua, New York, 1914. From the New York Public Library. ()

A brick pillar outside a school with the words infants, a common sight on the entrance to a school in the Victorian era when children were segregated Stock Photo

RM2CAX9H6–A brick pillar outside a school with the words infants, a common sight on the entrance to a school in the Victorian era when children were segregated

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Wigan town centre landmark , Lancashire, O & C Rushton Limited warehouse now forming part of Wigan & Leigh college Stock Photo

RM2GFK0B9–Wigan town centre landmark , Lancashire, O & C Rushton Limited warehouse now forming part of Wigan & Leigh college

An old worn style school desk and chair on a stone floor. Stock Photo

RMEKXERD–An old worn style school desk and chair on a stone floor.

RMBBB9M8–Greestone Building Lincoln

Victorian Classroom School Girls Attending a Sewing Class Illustration circa 1890 by Edward Whymper b1840 d1911 Stock Photo

RMB6A4RT–Victorian Classroom School Girls Attending a Sewing Class Illustration circa 1890 by Edward Whymper b1840 d1911

A Victorian English children's book alphabet letter illustration - B for BEGGAR Stock Photo

RMJW94PB–A Victorian English children's book alphabet letter illustration - B for BEGGAR

Image of a classroom full of school children in Victorian England. Taken in a school in Blackpool, Lancashire. Stock Photo

RMJN2E5A–Image of a classroom full of school children in Victorian England. Taken in a school in Blackpool, Lancashire.

VICTORIAN EDUCATION A English Dame school in Camden Town, north London, about 1850. Stock Photo

RMR5R165–VICTORIAN EDUCATION A English Dame school in Camden Town, north London, about 1850.

Grandmamma Easy's Merry Multiplication published by Dean & Son. Stock Photo

RMCC0WFB–Grandmamma Easy's Merry Multiplication published by Dean & Son.

Original WW1 era postcard of Infant and nursery school children in classroom with their teacher, having a snack, or playing with toy teacups, circa 1913, 1914 1915 U.K. Stock Photo

RMC14PDN–Original WW1 era postcard of Infant and nursery school children in classroom with their teacher, having a snack, or playing with toy teacups, circa 1913, 1914 1915 U.K.

[ 1870s Japan - Japan’s First Middle School ] — A very rare early image of Daiichi Chugakko, Japan’s very first “middle school,” in Kyoto. The school was the start of Japan’s modern education system. Established in Meiji 3 (1870) in Nijoujou Kita (二条城北), it moved to the building in this image, on the grounds of the former Kyoto Shugo (京都守護職屋敷跡, military governor) three years later. The school would later move again and this building was used for the Kyoto Prefectural Office (京都府庁) through Meiji 37 (1904). 19th century vintage albumen photograph. Stock Photo

RM2BKPRKX–[ 1870s Japan - Japan’s First Middle School ] — A very rare early image of Daiichi Chugakko, Japan’s very first “middle school,” in Kyoto. The school was the start of Japan’s modern education system. Established in Meiji 3 (1870) in Nijoujou Kita (二条城北), it moved to the building in this image, on the grounds of the former Kyoto Shugo (京都守護職屋敷跡, military governor) three years later. The school would later move again and this building was used for the Kyoto Prefectural Office (京都府庁) through Meiji 37 (1904). 19th century vintage albumen photograph.

Torquay Museum, front elevation and main entrance against a clear blue sky Stock Photo

RFH6NK26–Torquay Museum, front elevation and main entrance against a clear blue sky

Vintage illustration, Victorian public school boys, singing songs and having fun, Victorian, 1880s, 19th Century, Boy's Own Paper Stock Photo

RM2X6NB70–Vintage illustration, Victorian public school boys, singing songs and having fun, Victorian, 1880s, 19th Century, Boy's Own Paper

RMC72B4M–Old school roll books

RMJ71P96–London, Ontario, Canada. 22th May, 2017. Victoria Day, a federal Canadian public holiday with celebrations in honour of Queen Victoria's birthday, also called Celebration of the Queen of England. Reenactment of a typical Victorian school day in a 1871 original school classroom at Fawshawe Pioneer Village, London, Ontario, Canada. Credit: Rubens Alarcon/Alamy Live News

RMRWBN7Y–Victorian School

A Victorian Irish Schoolmaster Stock Photo

RMHP48TK–A Victorian Irish Schoolmaster

* Vintage Cabinet Card Showing a Group of Victorian School Children and Their Teachers. Stock Photo

RMR5X553–* Vintage Cabinet Card Showing a Group of Victorian School Children and Their Teachers.

A brick pillar outside a school with the words Girls, a common sight on the entrance to a school in the Victorian era when children were segregated Stock Photo

RM2CAX9FH–A brick pillar outside a school with the words Girls, a common sight on the entrance to a school in the Victorian era when children were segregated

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1960s, historical, children in a playground outside a large inner London primary school, South-east London, England, UK, a tradittional school building from the Victorian era. Stock Photo

RM2CX468R–1960s, historical, children in a playground outside a large inner London primary school, South-east London, England, UK, a tradittional school building from the Victorian era.

Workmen fill a hole surrounding a new tree in the rain during a ceremony to celebrate the re-opening of the Victorian Arnos Vale cemetery, Bristol, following a 5m project to restore the impressive 45 acre parkland site into a heritage, wildlife, education and visitors centre. Stock Photo

RMGCFT72–Workmen fill a hole surrounding a new tree in the rain during a ceremony to celebrate the re-opening of the Victorian Arnos Vale cemetery, Bristol, following a 5m project to restore the impressive 45 acre parkland site into a heritage, wildlife, education and visitors centre.

Detail of Council School sign in Middlewich Cheshire UK Stock Photo

RMPCXM7E–Detail of Council School sign in Middlewich Cheshire UK

Exterior view of the dolphin school, bristol uk Stock Photo

RMM3RBEN–Exterior view of the dolphin school, bristol uk

A Copy of the successful Seaman's Friend used for self-education by those training to become sea captains in Victorian Times Stock Photo

RM2BHFB1E–A Copy of the successful Seaman's Friend used for self-education by those training to become sea captains in Victorian Times

Pupils and teachers pose at the Kinnaird High School in Lahore, sometime during the late Victorian Period. Hand tinted photograph. Stock Photo

RMM95EX2–Pupils and teachers pose at the Kinnaird High School in Lahore, sometime during the late Victorian Period. Hand tinted photograph.

VICTORIAN SCHOOLROOM in 1882 drawn by Charles Keene (1823-1891) whose initials are on the end of the desk Stock Photo

RMCPYEHH–VICTORIAN SCHOOLROOM in 1882 drawn by Charles Keene (1823-1891) whose initials are on the end of the desk

Chromolithographed die cut scraps of alphabet circa 1885 Stock Photo

RMBXJFH1–Chromolithographed die cut scraps of alphabet circa 1885

Original, clear Victorian cabinet card of group of Victorian school children, Victorian class, junior boys and girls, middle classed as well-dressed and one of the boys is wearing a pocket watch which was expensive at the time. Posing for a group outdoors portrait. Many wonderful fashions from the early to late 1890's - smock dresses, and puffed sleeves styles from 1893-98, From the studio of D. & W. Prophet, Dundee, Scotland, U.K. Photo taken circa 1898 Stock Photo

RM2H2HMWH–Original, clear Victorian cabinet card of group of Victorian school children, Victorian class, junior boys and girls, middle classed as well-dressed and one of the boys is wearing a pocket watch which was expensive at the time. Posing for a group outdoors portrait. Many wonderful fashions from the early to late 1890's - smock dresses, and puffed sleeves styles from 1893-98, From the studio of D. & W. Prophet, Dundee, Scotland, U.K. Photo taken circa 1898

John Henry Newman in old age, British scholar and theologian, c1885. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMW7CK41–John Henry Newman in old age, British scholar and theologian, c1885. Artist: Unknown

John Ruskin (8 February 1819 – 20 January 1900) was the leading English art critic of the Victorian era, as well as an art patron, draughtsman, water-colourist, a prominent social thinker and philanthropist. He wrote on subjects as varied as geology, architecture, myth, ornithology, literature, education, botany and political economy Stock Photo

RMKCERY2–John Ruskin (8 February 1819 – 20 January 1900) was the leading English art critic of the Victorian era, as well as an art patron, draughtsman, water-colourist, a prominent social thinker and philanthropist. He wrote on subjects as varied as geology, architecture, myth, ornithology, literature, education, botany and political economy

Fight between English Public School Boys while the teacher is not looking, Vintage illustration, Victorian 19th Century, The Willoughby Captains, By Talbot Baines Reed, 1880s Stock Photo

RM2X19TR0–Fight between English Public School Boys while the teacher is not looking, Vintage illustration, Victorian 19th Century, The Willoughby Captains, By Talbot Baines Reed, 1880s

Joseph Lancaster's British and Foreign School Society (BFSS) offered charitable aid to educational projects in the UK and around the world by funding schools, other charities and educational bodies. Built in Borough Road, Southwark, London and established in 1798, it was an important development in the provision of universal free education for children. The Lancasterian system used older children who had already been given some education to teach the younger children. It was designed to provide a cheap basic education with limited educational resources. Stock Photo

RMRKM1JW–Joseph Lancaster's British and Foreign School Society (BFSS) offered charitable aid to educational projects in the UK and around the world by funding schools, other charities and educational bodies. Built in Borough Road, Southwark, London and established in 1798, it was an important development in the provision of universal free education for children. The Lancasterian system used older children who had already been given some education to teach the younger children. It was designed to provide a cheap basic education with limited educational resources.

RMJ71P9K–London, Ontario, Canada. 22th May, 2017. Victoria Day, a federal Canadian public holiday with celebrations in honour of Queen Victoria's birthday, also called Celebration of the Queen of England. Reenactment of a typical Victorian school day in a 1871 original school classroom at Fawshawe Pioneer Village, London, Ontario, Canada. Credit: Rubens Alarcon/Alamy Live News

RMRWBMDA–Victorian School

A group photograph of pupils and two teachers at Mileham Elementary (Primary) School, Breckland, Norfolk, England, UK c. 1908. The boys and girls wear an interesting mix of clothing. Some are very smartly dressed – as are their teachers. Some of the boys seem dressed for sporting activity. They are posed with a banner with the school shield on it. It also indicates winners of their school competition (‘challenge trophy’) – it seems that Scarning class often won the award! The school founded in 1677, but it closed in 2015, like many rural communities – a vintage Victorian/Edwardian photograph. Stock Photo

RM2KAWXK0–A group photograph of pupils and two teachers at Mileham Elementary (Primary) School, Breckland, Norfolk, England, UK c. 1908. The boys and girls wear an interesting mix of clothing. Some are very smartly dressed – as are their teachers. Some of the boys seem dressed for sporting activity. They are posed with a banner with the school shield on it. It also indicates winners of their school competition (‘challenge trophy’) – it seems that Scarning class often won the award! The school founded in 1677, but it closed in 2015, like many rural communities – a vintage Victorian/Edwardian photograph.

Victorian Glasgow, Scotland Cabinet Card Showing a Group of Scottish School Boys and Their Teacher. Stock Photo

RM2A1YC62–Victorian Glasgow, Scotland Cabinet Card Showing a Group of Scottish School Boys and Their Teacher.

A brick pillar outside a school with the words Boys a common sight on the entrance to a school in the Victorian era when children were segregated Stock Photo

RM2CAX9FA–A brick pillar outside a school with the words Boys a common sight on the entrance to a school in the Victorian era when children were segregated

Old Time Tuition at Dulwich College. By Walter Charles Horsley (1855-1934). Stock Photo

RMT1HT4B–Old Time Tuition at Dulwich College. By Walter Charles Horsley (1855-1934).

‘The Game of Logic’ by Lewis Caroll, the pseudonym of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832-1898) in 1887. Dodgson was a mathematician and this game challenged ‘players’ to denote various logical statements. Photograph of amusing preface noting that the game requires at least one player. See more information below. Stock Photo

RMK5R81B–‘The Game of Logic’ by Lewis Caroll, the pseudonym of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832-1898) in 1887. Dodgson was a mathematician and this game challenged ‘players’ to denote various logical statements. Photograph of amusing preface noting that the game requires at least one player. See more information below.

RMGCFT7A–Workmen fill a hole surrounding a new tree in the rain during a ceremony to celebrate the re-opening of the Victorian Arnos Vale cemetery, Bristol, following a 5m project to restore the impressive 45 acre parkland site into a heritage, wildlife, education and visitors centre.

RF2EPJE3H–Abacus , Angus, Scotland

RMM3RBET–Exterior view of the dolphin school, bristol uk

The Copperfield Road School in Hackney, formerly the largest ragged school in London but now a museum of Victorian schooling. Stock Photo

RMAECKEE–The Copperfield Road School in Hackney, formerly the largest ragged school in London but now a museum of Victorian schooling.

A late Victorian photograph showing a group of school children in an English school playground. There are some girls skipping with a skipping rope, whilst other children look on. Stock Photo

RMR9HCY7–A late Victorian photograph showing a group of school children in an English school playground. There are some girls skipping with a skipping rope, whilst other children look on.

BOARD SCHOOL classroom from a Punch engraving in 1886 Stock Photo

RMCPAM2R–BOARD SCHOOL classroom from a Punch engraving in 1886

RMCC0HCD–Grandmamma Easy's Merry Multiplication published by Dean & Son.

Victorian Certificate of School Attendance, (legislation from the Elementary Education Act of 1876) from New Town Girls School signed 1897, UK Stock Photo

RMJDH2WG–Victorian Certificate of School Attendance, (legislation from the Elementary Education Act of 1876) from New Town Girls School signed 1897, UK

John Henry Newman (1801-1890), British cardinal. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMW7CT0C–John Henry Newman (1801-1890), British cardinal. Artist: Unknown

The Education of the Children of Clovis Stock Photo

RMMKNYTF–The Education of the Children of Clovis

Vintage newspaper, Sketches at Winchester Collegem VIctorian education, 1870s, 19th Century Stock Photo

RM2K5P6FR–Vintage newspaper, Sketches at Winchester Collegem VIctorian education, 1870s, 19th Century

This photo of John Ruskin is from a plate take by Miss Acland at Brantwood. John Ruskin (1819-1900) was the leading English art critic of the Victorian era, as well as an art patron, draughtsman, watercolourist, philosopher, prominent social thinker and philanthropist. He wrote on subjects as varied as geology, architecture, myth, ornithology, literature, education, botany and political economy. Brantwood is a historic house museum in Cumbria, England, overlooking Coniston Water. It has been the home of a number of prominent people. The house and grounds are administered by a charitable trust, Stock Photo

RF2F9F2D1–This photo of John Ruskin is from a plate take by Miss Acland at Brantwood. John Ruskin (1819-1900) was the leading English art critic of the Victorian era, as well as an art patron, draughtsman, watercolourist, philosopher, prominent social thinker and philanthropist. He wrote on subjects as varied as geology, architecture, myth, ornithology, literature, education, botany and political economy. Brantwood is a historic house museum in Cumbria, England, overlooking Coniston Water. It has been the home of a number of prominent people. The house and grounds are administered by a charitable trust,

Carrying Turf for School Fees 1888 engraving of poor children in Ireland on their way to school Stock Photo

RMB8E7WK–Carrying Turf for School Fees 1888 engraving of poor children in Ireland on their way to school

RMRWBMWX–Victorian School

Original old vintage magazine advert from the late Victorian era dated 1900. Advertisment advertising correspondence course in electrical engineering Stock Photo

RMFXTNKX–Original old vintage magazine advert from the late Victorian era dated 1900. Advertisment advertising correspondence course in electrical engineering

Victorian Cabinet Card Showing a Group of School Children and Teachers at Llandrindod Wells, Wales Stock Photo

RM2BFDE3Y–Victorian Cabinet Card Showing a Group of School Children and Teachers at Llandrindod Wells, Wales

Poster - Dangerous Snakes of Victoria, 1877, In an early collaboration between the Museum and the Education Department, this poster, The Dangerous Snakes of Victoria, was produced in 1877 for distribution to all Victorian schools and railway stations. The poster was loosely based on images originally created by Arthur Bartholomew and Ludwig Becker for the Prodromus of the Zoology of Victoria. Dangerous Snakes of Victoria imprinted McCoy's Stock Photo

RM2A2WFA4–Poster - Dangerous Snakes of Victoria, 1877, In an early collaboration between the Museum and the Education Department, this poster, The Dangerous Snakes of Victoria, was produced in 1877 for distribution to all Victorian schools and railway stations. The poster was loosely based on images originally created by Arthur Bartholomew and Ludwig Becker for the Prodromus of the Zoology of Victoria. Dangerous Snakes of Victoria imprinted McCoy's

Lecture room of The Royal Institution of Great Britain in the 19th century Stock Photo

RMPCEEPD–Lecture room of The Royal Institution of Great Britain in the 19th century

RMK5R80G–‘The Game of Logic’ by Lewis Caroll, the pseudonym of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832-1898) in 1887. Dodgson was a mathematician and this game challenged ‘players’ to denote various logical statements. Photograph of title page. See more information below.

balmain public school eaton street east balmain sydney new south wales australia Stock Photo

RMMN9RTE–balmain public school eaton street east balmain sydney new south wales australia

Rugby School in 1851. By George Pyne (1800-1884). Ruby School, Warwickshire, England, is one of the oldest independent schools in Britain and was founded in 1567. Stock Photo

RMT1HT5R–Rugby School in 1851. By George Pyne (1800-1884). Ruby School, Warwickshire, England, is one of the oldest independent schools in Britain and was founded in 1567.

RMM3RBEX–Exterior view of the dolphin school, bristol uk

RMAECKEC–The Copperfield Road School in Hackney, formerly the largest ragged school in London but now a museum of Victorian schooling.

RMG37RWX–Cartoon, Superior Education

VICTORIAN SCHOOLGIRLS from a Punch cartoon of 1876 Stock Photo

RMCR8YNT–VICTORIAN SCHOOLGIRLS from a Punch cartoon of 1876

Page 3 from Grandmamma Easy's Merry Multiplication published by Dean & Son. Stock Photo

RMCC0HN1–Page 3 from Grandmamma Easy's Merry Multiplication published by Dean & Son.

Original Edwardian or Victorian postcard of Edwardian or Victorian schoolboys attending science lesson in classroom, with equipment. Circa 1905, U.K. Stock Photo

RM2T9RHW9–Original Edwardian or Victorian postcard of Edwardian or Victorian schoolboys attending science lesson in classroom, with equipment. Circa 1905, U.K.

John Henry Newman in old age, British scholar and theologian, 1879. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMW7CK45–John Henry Newman in old age, British scholar and theologian, 1879. Artist: Unknown

Young English boy holding a cricket bat and dressed in matching blazer and cap outside a building in the early 20th century. Stock Photo

RMKK1D8F–Young English boy holding a cricket bat and dressed in matching blazer and cap outside a building in the early 20th century.

Vintage illustration Victorian Education, Teacher breaking up a fight between school boys in the playground, 1870s, 19th Century Stock Photo

RM2WTR0FR–Vintage illustration Victorian Education, Teacher breaking up a fight between school boys in the playground, 1870s, 19th Century

This illustration of a window in Oakham Castle is from John Ruskin’s essay “the Seven Lamps of Architecture,” published in 1849. The Norman great hall of Oakham Castle is one of the finest surviving example of domestic Norman architecture in Europe. John Ruskin was the leading English art critic of the Victorian era, as well as an art patron, draughtsman, watercolourist, philosopher, prominent social thinker and philanthropist. He wrote on subjects as varied as geology, architecture, myth, ornithology, literature, education, botany and political economy. The 'lamps' of the title are Ruskin's Stock Photo

RF2D6B2MY–This illustration of a window in Oakham Castle is from John Ruskin’s essay “the Seven Lamps of Architecture,” published in 1849. The Norman great hall of Oakham Castle is one of the finest surviving example of domestic Norman architecture in Europe. John Ruskin was the leading English art critic of the Victorian era, as well as an art patron, draughtsman, watercolourist, philosopher, prominent social thinker and philanthropist. He wrote on subjects as varied as geology, architecture, myth, ornithology, literature, education, botany and political economy. The 'lamps' of the title are Ruskin's

Victorian style college building in the model village at Bekonscot, Buckinghamshire, England, the oldest model village in the world. Stock Photo

RMMR5DWF–Victorian style college building in the model village at Bekonscot, Buckinghamshire, England, the oldest model village in the world.

RMRWBMPR–Victorian School

The Victorian Street at Preston Park comes alive this month. Stockton Theatre Company and other local groups will be enacting a typical Victorian Day, circa 1897 - Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee year. Theatre Company members David Lynch and Jolanda Hamm Stock Photo

RMETXY16–The Victorian Street at Preston Park comes alive this month. Stockton Theatre Company and other local groups will be enacting a typical Victorian Day, circa 1897 - Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee year. Theatre Company members David Lynch and Jolanda Hamm

Victorian Cabinet Card Showing a Group of School Girls & Boys From Swyncombe School, Oxfordshire, England. Stock Photo

RMW438W4–Victorian Cabinet Card Showing a Group of School Girls & Boys From Swyncombe School, Oxfordshire, England.

White Kindergarten Victorian Government Approved sign, attached to a black chain link fence, outside one of the state's early education centres Stock Photo

RF2WXG1GD–White Kindergarten Victorian Government Approved sign, attached to a black chain link fence, outside one of the state's early education centres

Sunday school children some wearing clogs and caps in Lancashire England Britain Stock Photo

RMGRNK0F–Sunday school children some wearing clogs and caps in Lancashire England Britain

Fairfields Primary School in Basingstoke town, Hampshire, England, UK. Exterior of the Victorian brick building. Stock Photo

RM2HWJJFM–Fairfields Primary School in Basingstoke town, Hampshire, England, UK. Exterior of the Victorian brick building.

An old engraving of Christ’s Hospital, Newgate, London, England, UK in c.1600. It is from a Victorian history book of c.1900. The charity school was founded in 1552. Christ’s Hospital has been a charity school, able to offer children from disadvantaged backgrounds a better education. By the end of the 17th century the buildings had been rebuilt with the assistance of Sir Christopher Wren and Nicholas Hawksmoor. The school remained in London until a move to Horsham, West Sussex in 1902. Stock Photo

RM2Y9468K–An old engraving of Christ’s Hospital, Newgate, London, England, UK in c.1600. It is from a Victorian history book of c.1900. The charity school was founded in 1552. Christ’s Hospital has been a charity school, able to offer children from disadvantaged backgrounds a better education. By the end of the 17th century the buildings had been rebuilt with the assistance of Sir Christopher Wren and Nicholas Hawksmoor. The school remained in London until a move to Horsham, West Sussex in 1902.

The Victorians are credited with inventing childhood, partly via their efforts to stop child labor and the introduction of compulsory education. As children began to be able to read, literature for young people became a growth industry, with not only established writers producing works for children, but also a new group of dedicated children's authors. 'The Electric Boots' taken from page 8 of 'The Children's Fairy Geography, or A Merry Trip Round Europe' by Forbes Edward Winslow, 1879. This classic children's book is still in print over 100 years later! Stock Photo

RM2BE10BK–The Victorians are credited with inventing childhood, partly via their efforts to stop child labor and the introduction of compulsory education. As children began to be able to read, literature for young people became a growth industry, with not only established writers producing works for children, but also a new group of dedicated children's authors. 'The Electric Boots' taken from page 8 of 'The Children's Fairy Geography, or A Merry Trip Round Europe' by Forbes Edward Winslow, 1879. This classic children's book is still in print over 100 years later!

RMRYA68M–Rugby School

Heath Town National School, Wednesfield Heath, Wolverhampton. Pupils 1890.The school was just off Tudor Road. It was replaced by a new building next door which has its main entry from Longford Road. The Wolverhampton archive says this about it: 'Heath Town National/CE Infant and Junior Schools opened in 1854 as Holy Trinity School. In 1931 the infants moved to St Faith's CE Infants while Heath Town continued as a junior school taking in St Faith's juniors. The present building in Longford Road was occupied in 1966/7. The infants opened two years later. Stock Photo

RM2D7RTTG–Heath Town National School, Wednesfield Heath, Wolverhampton. Pupils 1890.The school was just off Tudor Road. It was replaced by a new building next door which has its main entry from Longford Road. The Wolverhampton archive says this about it: 'Heath Town National/CE Infant and Junior Schools opened in 1854 as Holy Trinity School. In 1931 the infants moved to St Faith's CE Infants while Heath Town continued as a junior school taking in St Faith's juniors. The present building in Longford Road was occupied in 1966/7. The infants opened two years later.

Thoughtful Victorian Schoolgirl with Slate. Stock Photo

RM2M988XA–Thoughtful Victorian Schoolgirl with Slate.

VICTORIAN BOYS' HOME from the Illustrated London News 2 April 1870 Stock Photo

RMCPRH6E–VICTORIAN BOYS' HOME from the Illustrated London News 2 April 1870

Page 6 from Grandmamma Easy's Merry Multiplication published by Dean & Son 1845 Stock Photo

RMCC0H1H–Page 6 from Grandmamma Easy's Merry Multiplication published by Dean & Son 1845

Original charming early 1900's photo of Victorian schoolchildren girls and boys, Victorian schoolgirl schoolgirls, Victorian schoolboy schoolboys, Victorian children, wearing smart clothes, exercising outside, in school yard, girls wear pinafores, teacher monitors, monitoring, circa 1905, U.K. Stock Photo

RM2A5E9AD–Original charming early 1900's photo of Victorian schoolchildren girls and boys, Victorian schoolgirl schoolgirls, Victorian schoolboy schoolboys, Victorian children, wearing smart clothes, exercising outside, in school yard, girls wear pinafores, teacher monitors, monitoring, circa 1905, U.K.

Sir Rowland Hill, British teacher, pamphleteer and creator of penny postage, 19th century. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMW7CCFY–Sir Rowland Hill, British teacher, pamphleteer and creator of penny postage, 19th century. Artist: Unknown

Kinnaird High School in Lahore. Hand tinted photograph taken in the late 1800's. Stock Photo

RMM95EWT–Kinnaird High School in Lahore. Hand tinted photograph taken in the late 1800's.

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